Rome: Hotel Town House Campo De' Fiori Via Dei Giubbonari 43 00186

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Via Dei Giubbonari 43 00186 Rome	Average rate for a double room (during low season): € 125,00

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The Town House Campo de' Fiori is a new and charming town house suite located in one of the most beautiful antique areas of Rome, housed in a building dated 1600. From its windows, which overlook the splendid Piazza Campo de’ Fiori, you can breath and experience the atmosphere of Rome during the renaissance period and admire in the background the cappella of the S. Andrea della Valle church.Just one of the only characteristics of this location is the possibility during the day to visit the oldest market place in Rome (Campo de’ Fiori) where you can meet the real roman residents, whilst in the evening the square changes completely face and becomes a meeting point for all people of all ages and nationalities. A location rich of culture offering beautiful fountains, important museums, boutiques and art galleries, coffee shops and typical restaurants all within walking distance.In a few minutes you may admire the baroque Piazza Navona, St. Peter’s and the Vatican, the Colosseum, the Trevi fountain, the Spanish Steps, and the typical Trastevere, places that will enchant you making your stay a memorable holiday. Piazza Navona is one of the most characteristics places which recalls the eternal spirit of Rome. The elliptical shape of this square is due to Emperor Domitian: in AD 86 he had a stadium built on this site in which he instituted games in the Greek style. Domitian stadium was stripped of its marbles in 356 by Constantinus II on a visit to Rome and by the 5C it was in ruins. It came to life again during the Renaissance when it was rebuilt by Pope Innocent X in 1644, turning the square into one of the most beautiful sights in Rome. There are three fountains in the square: the one of the Rivers (created by Bernini), the one of the Moor and the fountain of Neptune.Content provided courtesy of the property. The property is solely responsible for the accuracy of the information provided.

HOTEL FACILITIES
Air conditioning, Lift/elevator, Credit card accepted, Limousine service, Internet/Email services, Front desk - fax service, Concierge, City tour, Multilingual staff, Air conditioning, Individually controlled air conditioning, Soundproof rooms, Hairdryer in each room, Non-smoking rooms, TV, Video player, Cable TV, Fan, Wireless Internet access, Extra beds